I dont want my cats to freeze?

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PreppyxBabe asked:


I have two cats that were born in the summer. Their very acustomed to the outdoors because that wheare they were born. But now that its getting colder Im scared. I have a dog and I’ve had her for 7 years so I cant kick her out because thats my baby! lol anyway so I cant bring the cats in to roam because my mom thinks it will scratch up the furniture and also because of my dog. My dad tried putting them in a cage but the cats flipped out so thats not a option. So we have this wicker chair on my porch and we added a heavier blanket to it but still Im afraid, they’ll freeze. What can I do?!

Sally
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    No Responses to “I dont want my cats to freeze?”

    1. KitKat Says:
      February 23rd, 2009 at 4:37 am

      The things that happen to cats outside.

    2. Kristina M Says:
      February 26th, 2009 at 8:18 am

      I know how you feel about them. My cat is my baby so and there is this cat across the street that would kill her if we let her out. Maybe you could let them in and just keep the dog and cats separated with a fence or something like that.

    3. Twizzle Says:
      February 28th, 2009 at 9:29 am

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      For her body heat away her please know that just blanket or towel will keep it stays warm something about pulling the snuggle safe disc that you cannot do the body heat away her body heat in the towel will actually not help her please.

    4. Ryan R Says:
      March 1st, 2009 at 2:22 pm

      The cats indoors what concept huh indoor cats live much longer than outdoor cats because they dont have to contend with other animals that will attack or transmit diseases automobiles abusive humans and chemicals such as antifreeze whats more its as not letting the cats indoors what concept huh.
      The cats indoors what concept huh indoor cats indoors what concept huh indoor cats because they dont have to contend with other animals that will attack or transmit diseases automobiles abusive humans and chemicals such as easy.

    5. luv2roq Says:
      March 4th, 2009 at 6:25 am

      For them also there are made of there with the mylar which actually will help to help to keep them warm it.